Contact Information: Contact: Investor Contact: Redwood Consultants, LLC 415.884.0348 SmartMetric, Inc. Contact: Colin Hendrick President & CEO 305.607.3910
SmartMetric Announces Fingerprint Activated ID Card Technology Update
Long and Short Range Transmitter Allows Identity Card Access for Security Sensitive Locations
| Source: SmartMetric, Inc.
BAY HARBOUR, FL--(Marketwire - November 9, 2009) - SmartMetric, Inc. (OTCBB : SMME ) is pleased
to announce today a technology update.
Company President Colin Hendrick stated, "We are very pleased to announce
that our fingerprint activated ID card has now incorporated a special long
and short range transmitter that allows our technology patented ID cards to
be used in high security sensitive locations. The card is able to provide
100% accurate verification of the person seeking access or entry to a
facility, such as a sensitive military base. Our card is able to send a
radio signal to a checkpoint sentry box and then be used for access to
building entry doors or gates. No other ID system is able to provide the
level of verification and safety that the SmartMetric Card now provides.
Much like a 'speed pass' used at toll booths, but built into the size of a
standard credit card, the SmartMetric biometric solution provides the much
needed security required."
About SmartMetric, Inc.
SmartMetric, Inc. has developed a portable biometric identity and
transaction card capable of storing a wide variety of personal information
while protecting you against identity theft and fraud. It is one of the
most advanced portable identity authentication solutions in the world
today. The card contains a biometric fingerprint scanner and reader which
only you can unlock and is smaller and thinner than a credit card. The
SmartMetric card is ideal for a wide range of consumers, including
Personal, Government and Corporate.
For more information please visit us at www.smartmetric.com
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